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Archer Altstaetter, OC Pavilion employee, spoke in support of proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Gil Marrero, Floral Park resident and businessman, spoke in support of proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Debbie McEwen, French Park resident, spoke in opposition to the proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Mike Tardif, resident and business owner, spoke in opposition to the proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Jeff Dickman, President Historic French Park Association,' read a letter in <br />opposition to the proposed Development Agreement amendments a copy of <br />which was provided to the Planning Commission. <br />Ben Grabiel, Santa Ana resident, spoke in opposition ~ to the proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Julie Humphreys, Santa Ana resident, read a letter in opposition to the proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments a copy of which was provided to the <br />Planning Commission. <br />John Barneich, resident and business owner, spoke in opposition to the <br />proposed Development Agreement amendments. <br />Robin Cook, Santa Ana resident, spoke in opposition to the proposed <br />Development Agreement amendments. <br />Michael Harrah, project applicant with Caribou Industries, responded to public <br />comments, explained why the proposed modifications to the previously approved <br />Development Agreement were necessary and requested that the Planning <br />Commission vote to approve his request. <br />Paul Cook-Giles commented on traffic impact and shadows. He requested for <br />City Council to consider that the included term cannot run concurrent with the <br />project. <br />Ben Grabiel commented on Redevelopment Agency funding <br />The public hearing was closed. <br />MOTION by Commissioner Yrarrazaval: Recommended that the City <br />Council adopt an ordinance approving certain amendments to <br />Development Agreement No. 2004-01 and extending the term of the <br />agreement by three years. <br />Commissioner Walters seconded the motion for purpose of discussion. <br />Motion failed for lack of a vote. <br />SUBSTITUTE MOTION: Recommend that the City Council adopt an <br />ordinance approving certain amendments to Development Agreement No. <br />2004-01: to delete the 50 percent pre-leasing requirement; to allow the <br />applicant to request assistance from the Redevelopment Agency; adjust the <br />timing of the funding for the neighborhood traffic studies;, allow additional <br />time to refill any excavated area; and to delete the minimum of 51 percent <br />ownership interest provision for the One Broadway Plaza (OBP) office tower <br />at 1109 North Broadway in the Specific Development Plan No. 75 (SD-75) <br />zoning district. The Planning Commission modified Section 5.9 (Historic <br />Planning Commission Minutes Page 4 of 5 June 14, 2010 <br />
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